Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-04
liourned to 1e:3O a. m. Friday.
Tha House.
uo,se vvas called to order at 1O:30 by Speaker

The House was called to order at 1O:3O by Speaker Hoyt; prayer by Chaplain Smith.
 Committee reports 1ncorporatlons-FaVofaole on resolution incorporating Arthur H. Dutton post Sons of Veterans, of NaugatucA; on resoiu- Chatfieli Guard Of Waterbury; authorizing John Thomas to build dock at Waterside. Stamford incorporating Connecticut Indian association.
 Labor-Adverse on bill in reference to weekly payment of wages; concerning the products of of women and minors; exempting the wages of la borers and mechanics from attachment -5,, ,,o made on substitute bills for the above.
 ,Judicary-Recommendin reference Of act con corning the inspection of steam boilers to commit tee on manufactures. So ordered Fayoraole on bill requiring husbands to file in Prooate iHr cGnr1 Adverse bill annulling probate laws; on Dill re latng to fees of @ eGon on County 1 proydn accommodation for justice trials: relating to tras by justices of the peaee All All se9a EaaT of judge of Waterbury District court at S3O00; authorizing Lucien O. Beers to use erst ing bylaws of the Russell Trust association of New na 6o b o savings rejected. Favorable on resolution amending the
 Judiciary on bill concerning employ ment of armed men @ by na5ey re5ectea per ea:O day for selling medicines and posons endar n 6vGng Essex pa vong districts calendar. Giving judges of probate power to re re the paynent to the appellant of his costs; Calen- dar Providing that adjourned terms of the Wind ham county Superior court may be held at Putnam; Calendar Providing that justices may draw $2 per day for time engaged in trying cases Calen' dar.
 On bill relating to borough court of Wallingford. Rules suspended and passed. .,,.-,, ways; concerning trials by justices of the peace; rel ating to justices of the peace; amending an act yorable on bill punishng persons not members of the G. A. R. for wearing G. A. R; badges Calen dar. Prohibiting the appointment Of persons not residents of the State as special constableS Cal endar.
 The calendar was then taken up. Passed Making it unlawful for any ce netery as- sociation to make or enforce any bylaw, order or provided by the State at the grave of soldier Sailor marine buried in such cemetery provid- ing that of State savings banks shall give new bonds with surety the acceptance of the d- rectors and trustees often as once in six years incorporating the Lewis Rubber company or Naug- atuck; providing that selectnen may semiaunually or oftener prepare list of all persons to whom liquor dea CTS to sell furnish liquor to such per sons authorzng the comptpGteF of era@ ths school fund for $50 to supply dehcIency; pro viding that husbands who desert or neglect to sup, port their wives, who shall live with another woman shall be imprisoned in county Jall or State prison not to % nnv s tb portion of property that is not needed to satisfy claims of mortgage holders.
 Mr Thompson, of East Haven, and MT. Davis of Haddam, were appointed committee to recall comptroller to purchase one hundred copies or his tories of the Connecticut regiments. The commit tee performed their duty, and after oelng amended by requiring the copies to be deposited with the State librarian for proper distribution the resolu tion passed.
 NIT. Bartholomew called from the foot of the cal endar the resolution incorporating the Mattatnek Mutual Fire Insurance company of Waterbury. The resolution passed.
 The resolution incorporating the Connecticut Mu- tua Steel Boiler Inspection and Insurance company was amended that the company cannot inspect boilers except for insurance purposes and passed
 The labor committee reported favorably sub stitute bill concerning hours of labor for women and children.
 Passed-The resolution orporating the Young Mems Christian association of Connecticut was recalled from the table and occasioned one hours debate
 The resolution amending the charter of the Young Mems Temperance, Benevolent and Literary socety of Walingford was called from the table, amended and passed
 The House at 1915 p. adjourned to 10:30 Fri day.